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Female vocal duo. 

"Baccara" was a group originally created by Mayte Mateos in partnership with María Mendiola. The group was formed in 1977 and had a very good career until 1981, when they decided to split after María Mendiola felt her voice was not getting the recording recognition it deserved. This is a digitized Remake for corresponding the very big respect for the duo... without the vocal version because only is 'just' chip and instrument... Enjoy this Remake.  -Chroomax-

Baccara - Yes Sir I Can Boogie Chroomax Remake

#DonnaSummer Top14 - Es otra canción del álbum Bad Girls de la Señora Summer.
La canción no es conocida ni alcanzó listas de popularidad pero a mi en lo particular me gusta y mucho.
La letra narra un encuentro casual donde la suerte puede estar de cualquier lado.
Esto es un remix que hicieron hace poco, muy bien logrado y esto debido a que la canción es pura y mágicamente electrónica.

Donna Summer - Lucky 2009 (Klyk's In Love Remix) - [www Flvto Com]

Composed & produced in one night, mixed in one, enjoy!

Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/6VEg7wuNEXRBDm67eNRRE3

And keep on dancing.

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Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Relax (Don't Do It) (Alejandro Vazz Remix)

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GOD'S FINE

remember superman - and be especially nice to them
instead of killing or damning or incarcerating wrong-doers
or our law offenders - we ought to rather . . . 

			( also given how it all reflects on the caliber & level
			( of our society - and how far we've come . . .

so instead - to be nice to them all - especially nice
for somehow, we've all done them all wrong
for our family members they all are
so let's all be nice to ourselves . . .

			( by giving them good housing and rest & leisure
			( and good food and clothes & health
			( and good counseling & guidance and advice or direction
			( and so a good happy job - they can handle and be proud of . . .

as in our collective sorry or apology
that'll hopefully deter them
from ever doing anything
bad or heinous
ever again
you see

for see, and always remember,  when we are lost and have no help
we crave god's understanding & help and assistance & blessing
he can only provide; through us all [ Oneness / Saudi Arabia ]

and so, likewise, when we receive, or have or get all the help we need
soon comes the time; that the less, or little, or no help; is or would be
much appreciated, when we've all attained FINEness


god's fine (MIB)

I'm a big fan of George's music, and decided to remix/re-edit this track for fun.

George Michael - Hard Day (Miranda's Lab Remix)

From the forthcoming 2LP 'Elisabetta' on Bordello A Parigi.

The long fabled ‘Elisabetta’ project, conceived by Giuseppe Alcheri, scored by Marco Segreti and eventually cancelled entirely by shady producers has long been lamented by fans of Italian Cinema and Disco aficionados alike. ‘Elisabetta’ was to be a return to Alcheri’s erotic thriller roots after (what some may consider talent wasted in) the Euro-Crime genre of the late 70s. Though, despite the predictable trappings of previous efforts, Alcheri’s flair for stylised dramatics and profound statements on the human condition bubbled under the surface, even in films such as “Legge Rotto” and “Sono Unica Difesa di Questa Città”, but it was the melancholic power of early hits such as “Angelo Della Pelle” or “Pianto Vergine” that serious fans were crying out for. All of which was to be delivered with ‘Elisabetta’ which promised to be his most ambitious and emotional film in years. Concerning a writer driven to suicide by a lost love, told mostly through typewriter monologues, conversations with “Little Grey”, a pigeon and late night cruises through the discotheques of the mid 1980s, ‘Elisabetta’ was to be an epic poem on the nature of love and fidelity, sadly lost much like the lover in the film. Marco Segreti’s credentials should need no introduction, originally the drummer and leader of “Bruciando Roma” a group of anarcho-session musicians, playing on many 70s disco hits, the synthesizer revolution of the 1980s allowed him to break out into independence. Dripping with vintage reverbs and mourning melodies, the soundtrack, presented here for the first time ever is all that remains of this remarkable project. Restored from the original tapes by Ruud Lekx. This essential, obscure masterpiece is not to be missed.

More info: http://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/upcoming/marco-segreti-elisabetta-2lp/

Marco Segreti - La Lettera

The long fabled ‘Elisabetta’ project, conceived by Giuseppe Alcheri, scored by Marco Segreti and eventually cancelled entirely by shady producers has long been lamented by fans of Italian Cinema and Disco aficionados alike. ‘Elisabetta’ was to be a return to Alcheri’s erotic thriller roots after (what some may consider talent wasted in) the Euro-Crime genre of the late 70s. Though, despite the predictable trappings of previous efforts, Alcheri’s flair for stylised dramatics and profound statements on the human condition bubbled under the surface, even in films such as “Legge Rotto” and “Sono Unica Difesa di Questa Città”, but it was the melancholic power of early hits such as “Angelo Della Pelle” or “Pianto Vergine” that serious fans were crying out for. All of which was to be delivered with ‘Elisabetta’ which promised to be his most ambitious and emotional film in years. Concerning a writer driven to suicide by a lost love, told mostly through typewriter monologues, conversations with “Little Grey”, a pigeon and late night cruises through the discotheques of the mid 1980s, ‘Elisabetta’ was to be an epic poem on the nature of love and fidelity, sadly lost much like the lover in the film. Marco Segreti’s credentials should need no introduction, originally the drummer and leader of “Bruciando Roma” a group of anarcho-session musicians, playing on many 70s disco hits, the synthesizer revolution of the 1980s allowed him to break out into independence. Dripping with vintage reverbs and mourning melodies, the soundtrack, presented here for the first time ever is all that remains of this remarkable project. Restored from the original tapes by Ruud Lekx. This essential, obscure masterpiece is not to be missed.

Marco Segreti - Elisabetta

Madonna by Marco Sartori, Part Two. Enough for 4 CDs. Unfortunately, not all of the MANY songs were allowed to be uploaded to this site. To get them all, including printable artwork, go to our facebook page, facebook.com/RemixersUnitedProductions - be sure to like us!

Madonna by Marco Sartori, Part 2

Like A Prayer (Sartori RMX)

Honky tonk woman - The rolling Stones (nomade clú mashup 2k10)

Baccara-Yes Sir i can Boogie HQ-dj Aiblo mix-Video edit.mp3

Glitter Ball

Definitive Hi-NRG: Remixed By Almighty - Vol. 2

Rocket to Your Heart (Almighty 12" Definitive Mix)

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Baccara - Yes Sir I Can Boogie Chroomax Remake

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